Robert Osbourn has voiced cautious optimism about Cambridge United’s vision for a new stadium.
Last week, U’s chief executive Ian Mather unveiled a concept for a new home for the club, which would be near junction 35, Stow cum Quy, of the A14, and a couple of miles from their Abbey Stadium.
It would be part of the larger development of the eastern fringe of the city, with the site identified with Marshall and Cambridgeshire County Council for a 12-000 seater stadium on green belt land owned by the local authority.
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Last week, U’s chief executive Ian Mather unveiled a concept for a new home for the club, which would be near junction 35, Stow cum Quy, of the A14, and a couple of miles from their Abbey Stadium.
It would be part of the larger development of the eastern fringe of the city, with the site identified with Marshall and Cambridgeshire County Council for a 12-000 seater stadium on green belt land owned by the local authority.
Read more here www.cambridgeindependent.co.uk/sport/cfu-chief-robert-osbourn-voices-cautious-optimism-about-cambridge-uniteds-vision-9093088/